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0 1912 lieliq
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Splendid Addresses De-
livered by Eminent Ag- riculturists Yesterday
Last liigllls lileciilig of ilu- i"Cuti‘n`l
._ »_ _. _ ~ » lid i no :mil cd-
Bifril li-lil \.lis il .Hiililli neationully was of liillch vliluc, the principal §|,,.,,kpi-S being i-ccogniv_eii aricultliriil liutilorities :ith i.hc in- cgiiafinii .ind thi- iibility to iinpart t0 their lli-lil‘i-|'.-: the hciiclit --l their
export l§nol;')l cd (iilllllill ide U .1»,i_||`»li'lJi(l:cri‘ ner. '. .. '- 'i '-~‘ _ briefly iiilili-esi~u‘~l thc lurife 1'.l`_-7"""`-if at the- 0],,.,,iiig and i:n‘lliui,-7 ol. Hill Worship Iliiiyin Lyons. I V iiiiiyni- Lyuliis delivered ii. .rlef hilt coilipliliiclit.ul~).' liililrcss, f‘on_i.;l'atiil:it~ mg tm. }.‘nir Uoiiiiiiittcc oil* thi-_ mark ed s\lccc.=_- iittcililiili: the liail- and
nxprcssiiig n roliiiilcricc iii thc- good work lieiiig doiii-_ ills lciiiuiks i-rc ,ip-ii ii iiisilui-t iiiipl'cs.\ioii_ h _ Hon. .\lr, .\li-liililiiiliv, (`omml.=-.~:lolil:l' ql Agl-iciiltui'c_ izoniiillmentcd the iicolilc on ilicir Si-eil Fall-. He spoke ofthe lu-iii-Ilts .irfi-rilllig from halris, ,qnying illiit iili iilileet \\':\s to make two snails uro-.i will-ii but one grew licforc, rlich of thi-nl better than thc liriit and thiir ui-xl. for two liioli to liedoiui: this ullerc one wus now. Ilc would ihcl' #xii-lid this principle un- iil it [\p|ilii-ll to :ill lll'l'li'1C|lf‘s of ngrl_ culture. l’l'ol‘_ l‘iiiuiii,_», '|‘i'ul'o, folliiivc-il,` “nil pilid high il-iliulc to the iiiuirliiiicriit fair. iii- only ivislie-il Nova Scotia could ni-iii-lr iippiwniell the s-tniidaril iuirilisi-il hy the l'cilt.rnl Seed Fiiir.Hc liilowcd lhi- licccs.=:ii_y of growing hilJ,li cliissi hifi-ii, i-xiiliiiliilli: that \\'lici‘c one nxpoi-ti-d oi-diiliiijv ;_1rni|l lit :iii ordin- llrv profil hli,-_li rlli_~1»' sei-ll i_'_‘|‘liiii turn ed ill iilii»l'nii»||~'ly _i;l'i-i\f.i‘l' ri-till‘ns,'f‘l\i- farmer thru must rclilizc that lic owes part of this ilriiiit to the land and uiusl i-i-imy il_ bv iiitclliiqr-lit me thrills of :i;'rii‘iiltill'n illld li0ttel‘ till- uge to iiniiliiliiu thi- fertility of the soil. iii- siiid thc iicsl sci-il oats ils~ ed nt ilu- 'l’i-iii-ii _.\gi'iciiltilral College wnsfrolii |'_ li. Isliiiiil lind iicplored the fart ih:ii nil l'_ IC. l. seed grain Wlls not of the siiliic high standard. 110-nppcaii-ii io them to export. good seed for p:lll'ioiii-_ reasons. llc rcfer~ red thcin lo ihi- iiiiqill-stioniihle evi- d°f\\`€ of i>l'oi.-less in agriculture in the iiliiritiiiic Provinces, not l-ipeaking nfiichli»_vciiiciit.~l but of the great in- ltftst licinu iiiiiriilcstcil c.-pccinlly in the yoiiug ini-ii. l`lefoi'i. Ci,-,s|m._, he Hlidkc lil ilu- collegc of which he was iirlucinul allowing; that there wan an increase in iii_tcniiance of 42 p.c. in 1911-12 over 1‘.l10~11 and concluded h_v exti-lulliig iin opcli invitation tn
i;_1llurtJi1i'isit the college when in
mitglflffsilulv. Director of Experi-
_ 'flrlns was t_licli introl '.d
and sziiii thc Sci-;l Fair l‘iilikeililLic;1_ "fm thi' \'l‘I`i'_ _licst hc had seen in all i(Jfml%(f%llh|(il.h ‘ll qimntify n.nd quality shunlilmi S: Reed grain growing nm, _t <"H»1"\1’f1_r0il ns there was an maisliéllte; rd(-liitiinil lfior gosh] seed from . ONS . e sal the Domin» 100 systclii of egperi
xii *£113 most imptirtiyiittnfgétorffirgfi _ ll 0 flv and thi-ii went into detail ine for uni-is-iiitiiml progress i (" -- in telling of ciicli cxperinieiitii? frizf'?i~
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"1|':‘:L'§lEiltlo}ii in 1' iinullii. _Referring to
'rin .cic he snlil lt. wus small
:;:l'tf(;*r°;’tL‘| "H1-lilglif ‘thc l»eople.pl'ess~
. . r. ‘nr was :i capablp
devoted i » . " the fiirlilrrli ivliolqllmiill V- inn or ni-_lit by thc I-\'|li'|:iiiicnts Luchdhldiiicthed
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;l\l(llrttl;ii~hl<ii-l;iiilletrulions: innil¢;_ 1|, its, that P' NUI ‘(‘_l" YGIIPS lt llud Shown mm W - . .ill pro_ilili_e ini-gg C,-Om, Iv0RRim0"‘l’Pl not liCf`(‘_l'fif<ll`0 thnii.g||L
H"l`l`V \'ilti‘liill 0 ' I . ~ ~ ‘ f the llairy I)lvl» Will. (lit'i\\'~i fol|o`wcil and t '
_ ‘ ‘ - lclivercd
ll Nuiclsi- iuiil forcililc ‘irlclresis on cr
;::|\";Et;l\\:.tihglrylng, HL. ,woke of the
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lixxviiii-|it:;lisi., il\il~:ctl;’ lr:i?din‘ill’rcct(l‘yciri; ‘mv ‘flu rod uiiil referred to present Wm -"ldltlolis in the inrlllstlgv, using 'inn lllf`l':\ri-d clinrts for di:-_liiolistru.~ indlm‘t’fl“*_~f's. lie .~ilio\\~<-il that thc `_rL__“.“"` "‘“\' on ri licttoi- huil1~
i THE FAIR
- und flilininglowns of'
(Caiiniliaii Pri-ss_i
witliiu ii few diiyl-i to- follow the fleet
HLLIL LUUKIILIL MILL STHIKE Y*"'°S-"¢'P"“°“¢i FUR PHLVLNTING - A
(C‘aiiaiiimi pre.,-9,) LONDON, March 13-Coiilcrcnccs
EL] L li mai-..:::i.;"iii“”.iiiuiilszf .§1r.':.‘;"
,, , _ _ _ li,
R li;l`l;.lEnilm of atlhc 1|;reii;t under the aiisliices of several melnhers
f - _- A of the cabinet and presided over by
to have bilini rciiched today. _ l’rc-mlcr Asqiiitli were resumed tllis
-- The gi-.neriil strike committee voted '"‘“‘"1"f1~
to rccolnmclid to the idle operatives _The Ijmmiur "L "mm °x|’r°“s°“
iglatiflcatlon at the course thc nego-
.. ((`auadinn I"ress.)` the American Woolen (1om[iilny'S nations are taking
NEW YORK, Mar. 13--The nutlira- filler of ri mills wage schedule offered The distress which lion been ,.m,§cd
cite coal opeltators and united mind hy thi- i-oi-pi,i~iitir.n_ tllrouglioiit England, Scotlliiid :ind \vf»rkers alike profess an imyieiriiiig --*---l WMC” “H U10 1'L‘S\l1€ of the ferent. coal
indlicrauce to their attitude concern- T,;r;i{iec,:15i1:;;C(;;:Ll$\Li;1more acuw’ more
' il (ES
ing the niincrs dcmulids. Tn that country ]ir,§¢ti,.uny the nh,
The “itiuition looks very blue and L' Uf thc people depends upon thc out-I
indications point to it strike, decizir- Dm' of the “lm mine-“~
of
The oivners clliilii that ilicrcascd in iinmeilinh. m.,;.,i nf relief and in an
cost of thc |iriiil\i<'.t_ioii of coal i-eiiilels the inininq t.o_\\'ns, now that the strike it impossible to shave the profits _ lilly Of the miners is cut down by thc ,,,,0,__ (f`nnn<imn I’l'cnn.> min_er's union, there win he need of
l\l().\"l‘Rl0AIl Mill' l3»-'l‘he Doliliii- *\S9l9U\m’l\ HDICSH fi Hcttlcmeiit qf the
It woilld mi-:in that the _ ' ' iligpiilc is ,,,,i,.kl _
~, - _ - - ~ - i . y icaclleil.
consumer Ur H In VV ion lextllc (.o., oilicliilly announce ai LONDUN M _ 3
ii- inies_ic _ _ , _ _ _ _ . _ _ . .ir 1 -'l‘hc l3riti.~ih coal
variety would lin olilllleil to hay ii gmsml m(N'm" m “MLB or uve PM 'h,';,L|)“t“_ Ls ""t Wt “"ttl"‘|- I." '_ H t. C011. ie yollit collfcl'f-lice of iii-.le-.gates (I e ww “mmm mg to about G7 ll mills and 75 200 eiiiployccs are and mine owlii-rs set lor four hours
Uellts l’0l` tif: f nnecwil ' this uftei'noon_at the foreign office
""*'-"*“` nndr th ir le
0 0 I GSH ncy of premier As-
.
SEALERS PREPARE liosroll colieuen §l£I.§ii‘...!ii'.fT°"‘ “"°‘“““ ‘“‘“’ “°“““°
ADVANCE PRWES 'F-llcy adjourned till toinori-ow.
A L ` FOR? JOURNEY oulnii ro snillie
- SULIELSSUH ill
ST- In “NS N I I _' __‘ I __ ' (Valmiliaii Pi'cs-ll.) _ A _
_lnum Jr uw’ [‘l\(:`l“ "‘u1\`iv_ L:mm_ li<Js'i`i‘»N, 'Mui-. iii---iioiil dealers in _
` ` ' nm H nm- “'"‘_ ‘my iireiiter 'lloston today advanced tlic '
nge of the Ni\_\\'loiilrdlalld sczil f-lslll-rs. -price UI llurnuatib. Sims to hnni ,.,,,,|
were coliipletcil toiligllt. fifty cents per ton. _
At dawn tomoi-ro\v 22 steainers Stove cool is now $3 D01' i0" “WL "_"°"
cnrryin‘g -1,400 incli will steniii out of "Ut $835'
tlfiis liiirhol' iiliil hc-:id nortli in search Sad Fate of RSV- Ai HCESBB o sea li, ‘ . _ _ _ ~. Wh F ' .‘.';‘::;_ orueii i>illi:es ° 0'* “ded 0 S“"°'-
Church.
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Queeec peeellrs _ --
iiiollcrou liclliii “"““"““‘“ Y. ..i2._..»
TORONTO, Mar. -' Y _ , .
. falls occurred in Quebec and rain in B0qT_N((‘mB‘h““ Pre"-)_ V
“__ the Maritime Provinces ncCfiI1\D8I1ifilZ ` t" Mass' Mmch 13`“Re“
th terl winds disturbance.Else- Arthllf Hersne. son of ci prosperous
(Canadiaii Press.) 'wht eis C iam Weather was une, Woodstock, B. lumberman, wan
QUEBEU, Mm._ |3__Thc Hmm tm ivAe'r:;thr;r fdaistrlrbunce centered Over taken todthc insane asylum at An.
night was Quebec. 0, Moncton, 0. ;i);ilt‘li(yvest states ‘for no Prolonlled gil;-’Ir€\“tl~f,er‘;§c was accompanied by , , ‘_ . h s w e. Mrs. Ada Hersce LROWD IN A R101. - bl 0 - '
,T0 HEAR SUNDAY *H1339 ‘leather is lpmhn ° In n Mrs. Hersce has inadeyno plans for
the future, but will probably live in
M, I . . ,_ - _ C w_ , Augusta to be near her hiisbanii. --I`;LhI;'-'lsililfiiiéyvonew lidniliiihliiehes ii AUSTIN VIUHMS ASK $2,500,000 3”?" M"-_kH_°"”°” “"“‘ °'¥g“f¢"“ i" bull player. is conducting ii revival at .___ €'s”‘°“t`”°gl "1 South VHHQOIIVBY. 13- uie Teiiernacle, slid 20.000 nwvls suici~‘Al.o, N, v., March ii-Nine hé'f;',‘; hz hm, “W” Of Phi” Wi" “’I‘°° ti-_ying to crowd into a space accom- ty damage suits for loss of me ani directin hint ta liiessage from (ion IU0<|Hfi\lb’ 01115’ 10.000 lcd 110 8. HOL property in the Austin, Pai., dam dis- t k m g “im” to Mama and which the police reserves were called a,,te,.~0f gopgemhcr 10 will,be con- Fiaik °w‘"`§° E-‘ 3 1100. after Rev. UPON' Ui <i\l0U» A "ying Wcdge W”-5 ducted against the _Bnyliss Pulp and Adam 1 han Om “as °°mm"'t°d li" f0I`mCd C0 get Hllllfllly int” the glmdé Paper Company ‘of Hingliainpton, R 'Ln '
ing. lzlunday is niaking convcr s 8. owners of the Austin Pulp and Paper . . .
the rate of 200 u_day, and raised (]°mp,my_ _ A . TERRIQIO( Bhfdmll/I(A}I{)"Il:]STO PUT $15,000. 'llwro and 5 half millions will *he ,PAFT OUT OF RACE
asked in suits, some of which have ____ ' ‘
NMAGRICANS WIN BACK already been started in Pennsylvania,
PRIZED P0110 '|`R0llH'Y~ courts, and others are to be filed _in WASHINGTON, March 11-It was
_ the Supremo (iourt of this State and admitted at the Roosevelt licndiiimp
SAN U119G0.‘ f`=l\-. Merch 11-'I`1\¢ 'tile ilnin-il scitech iiinlrlei cvoiirc, tm. lifter the i'0iniirl'ii iiltinr in
All-Aincricnll polo lronhy We-i hr0_\l- The actions are based upon the hr Senator Dixon ws.. giv.-_ii mil time gilt' hack- to thc United Staffs- Whvll- leged negligence ol' tile cumimny in tcrriiic el’lorin would be made 'within Pnsudellu dPf08t0d Enllllllld., 31 _f-0 maintaining ii ilufsmice. the next three iveekli to ut Pri-sldcnt 7. The ‘Britons did' not iniike an er- _-_-__
l‘§>I`- Pasflilcha WON lltlllllllwll `f0“\' _' ‘ cl_‘s nrins cannot he crowned with l»illll‘H. _'H10 l-l'0l>lW WUH l“`990“\7°d 50 Vlcf-Ory in that time his friends lie~ Piisiidclia by 'hlluxllllid nt ii lulillilwt- licve A further light will bc hope- lt was won by lshigliiiid two yenrli ~ - $ |@gi.i_
ago; ~ i
P
Taft out of thc race. If the Polon-
_\ _,__,,,,,_} g It is for this reason that lloosevelt
'rhe Earl Cil*é”y"lelt'Geergetowii y s- ii iwinl: on the stump. His mann-
S(l\".H‘ ll()ll\' li‘l-11.11 te,-day at 7_0() n___m,, fm. Pinto" Wm, gers nnnoilnced that he would not
IN l\10'f`lll*ll`l'S AliMi~l. Z1 I,a_.,sem_;,.,-,,,, 40 sacks mail' “press Only attack thc Tliit iidiniuilitr:i~
_ --_ _ -ami 40 mm., .f,.eigHt Rim docked ‘in tion hilt would outline fi platfonn of
N|‘3W YORK. 03211111 “'“Iml"=neu Picton nt 11.20 ri. m. She leaves hi" 0“'"- fcfltllfillii hip f»l100l`y of the
,by il prclnonition that her lion had this m¢,,»,ii,,_,_. ut 7_ ,,~,,1,,ck for Gem-_ rcciill of jiidiciul decision:-i annoiincinl: -been shot, when silt-. heard pistol g-emwn with pmmengcfs’ man' “_ his int:-lition if nominated to begin at H1059. MTR 7’L\lLUl\Wllkl G8-llc l'\\Shed ,pg-eps and freight » ‘ once rl war for more ilrastic child ln.~ from her hoine‘ to ii 'li0f'\l`0flm l\m`°5“' .The Minto li-ft Picton Yosterdal/ bor lows to shorten thc hours of ln- tlic street in tiliic to receive the body M.. 7,00.n-_- m_ fm- (;e0,-getown Wm, bor, and .fi plan that will aim to am» of llél’ H0". 'l'l\<illil\S (H1110. I" hm' 20 liagneiilwrgv ig,-3 HM-ks mail' ,ghd elioratc the conditions of the pnornll nrnll-1 :in llc dl`fll‘l‘¢'ll llcllfl- She hem- 40 tons mixed freightyand dockediat. """l` the “""|lt\`l'-
the ten men in the pliicc at bny dll" 11.12 n. in. She will leave this moi‘ii~ "
__ _________ ui uw iinuci- fu-'neil und r~\‘1‘\‘~=t"-fl me nn 1.00 wclni-.li for victim with WEATHER F0llEc|ST &¢ lioiiiiiiiii-ii on piige`_3.) thi-in. pllsseugcrs, ycstcrduyfs outwlirii mail. _ ____
w~....,W.,,,_,_______*_____A_______ _ A _______ >____Y______________v___v___v_Y_____________V_____;_ express and freight.
"""""""`"""""""""""""`" "`°'""" """"` The -icchfmtn did ' not leave (`llpi- (Sl>€¢inl to The Guardian.)
Tlaveiisc for Cape Tormcntlllc yes TORONTO Mar 14-Strong u'i\ut~ teida hilt will lea i- for that ptirt Brlv and northwesterly winds clear-
' y _ , I . `. ir' ' I.
S _this 'morning with passengers rind ing, with a little lower tcmperntilre.
out wnril westel n niliil - ---
’I‘he iculinnts d' ‘l-lot. leave (Wipe 'T‘l\0l0l¥1li¢‘l`t\€\ll‘0 uf- thrcft n'l1\0<‘k
' - . . ' ' . ii . up
1* ' ‘
'l‘ormeutiuc ycntcr ny‘fol (‘lipc Trip- *hifi l_1l0\'l\HliZ li) Um R¢‘Xfl|l SWIG crseiliuii willileav for thnt port this '|`0:~itcd Tlicriiiometcr with a Northern
` ”°"““""*‘*' mornin . exposure was thirt nine ile rees a-
Sl’Rll\"_`ill‘fl<ll.1'), March 11-The
'I°)‘;';@fil hcliveen the Rev, John Ellis, (_h":;\"f 7-hr Uhiccpec .llnlterian the clmugllil his wife, I-fnrrlct C.. for gm” miénv <`;lhl_lieir tl\'c~yenr-old dau~ wan taken »uwnon} the mother alleges was cnmmittmi ron: liei when she Immnn Asylum Otto l§;;>rNorth%nPton hckiin at ii hearing l may p ' iwas po,” many n e ro late
M the hearin A he R man? charges will ,,,,§,‘;"":€;l raizsinel the mister nv me ,moment ‘n neY5, \1€Cfll\fl(e 0( her gon.. .Mm Full the insane asylum, "Num an Htgviis released from the }.|,,,,mm mn" l'0Dort of Dr. J. H. mm M hm till stated that she was ,md mm" me of her commitment mm* I! thc time of her dctcn~
On the evening ol Feliriinry l0,Mrs
Flllls states that she was lit work in the kitchen of her hunic, when hct~ husband called her into the parlor, where she found Dr. Ilodjish and UR C. H. Prlnille, who swore td alfarla~ vfts declaring hcl tn he violently lu- saue. Outside the house a Police of- llcer was waiting and she was hurried cn the railway eration and taken £0 Northampton by train. During her confinement. Shi? C'-Un' niimleiireii with ner brother. Chri¢¢0~ pher J. Cox of Revere, by t0l°l1h0\\°- He secured the services of his attor- ney and her release was obtn|h6\'l~ "f‘he Rev. Mr. Ellis still declares that his wife is mentally unbalanced and claims that she halrtried to commit. suicide and that nhl' |1011 thrcntcncil his lifi- on mIl"Y M03" sions.
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H1.. 0116
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A special train' from Georgetown hove zero and with a Southern ex~
bringing passeu e, mnil and ex- posilre forty above zero.
press from th _Tinto arrived ln The lowest temperature recorded (ihiirlottetown yei erilay at 1.35 p. yesterday was thirty four degrees ab- ln. A special left Clisrlottctown last ove zero and the highest was forty night at 8.45 p:/ni. with passengers, two above. The lowest recorded the mail and express' to cross today on previous night was thirty one above. the Minto 1 andl will return after At nine a. ni. yesterday it ivan thirty f.lie~ arrival of the Earl Grey ‘in four shove and at nine p. m., it was Georgetown today. f-i forty one.
'I'ho\'a` wha no special trainl to or The length of today will be eleven
from Cape 'Traverse yesterday. hours and fifty~one minutes.
Yesterday the Murray Harbor train The tide will he high this morning
arrived in Charlottetown at 9.50 a. at 8.10 and tomorrow morning at m., fifteen minutes late; the Cape 9.04; it will he high this evening at Traverse at 10.50 ii. in., forty min»‘5.21 and tomorrow night at 6.47. utas late;_t.he hlourls at 11.05 a. m.. The sun sets this evening at 6.04 ten minutes late; the Tlgndsh at 3.00, and tomorrow evening at 6.06; lt, p. m., one hour and twenty minutes rises tomorrow morning at 6.12 inte and the Flummerslda at 6.30 p. arlid Saturday morning at 6.10.
hour and fifteen minutes late.L The moon sets this afternoon nt
‘Mlnard's Linlment Cures Dintompcr.LMlnnrd'l lliniment Cures Dlphtherla_.
Greet Distress in Cardiff-
lllllil LOSSES
A IN LllElGLMEllTf
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(Caiindiiiu Press.)
BENGHAGI, Tripoli, blur. 13-More
than _.l,000 Arabs were killed and another 1,000 wounded, according italian advices, in the course of one of the stillcst encounterli in thu war when the Italiana yesterday stormed and occupied tivo cities situated northeast of l~‘|:jnt which were strong- ly entrenched and iii-ld by li lal-gil' force of Aralis.
BLEHK BLUWS
BHLINS Ulll
((`iiimdia`il Press.)
M()N'I`Rl'lA1l,, Mar. 13-Driven teni~
porarily insane by brooding over his \vi`fc’s illness, Will. .l. Farter, a clerk with the Ilivcrpool and llonilon and Globe Insiirance Co, blew out his
brains in the (‘ompany's vault today.
MINERS STRIKE
IN GERMANY
(Vnundiaii Press.) `
Ill-llll.lN, .\l:ii'. i 1ll~Tllc coal mili-
cr’i-i strike in the German coal fields in Westpheliu continues to spread.
There are over 240,000 men now
out and the situatioois beeoniiiig worse everywliere. It has taken a most. serious tui-ii in ilcveral districts nn'd resulted in ii final conflict bc- tween the police. and striking miners in the district. The feeling among the ~mcn
ie increasing ln intensity owing to the rigid reserve measures of the authorities and et any moment trpops may he called out to quell ii disturbance.
RAYH DAUGHTER
.lf-l ALL RIGHT IN
ENGLISH PRISON.
ALBANY, March 11--"My daughter
is all right where she is," declared G.
-R. Wright, father of Alice Morgan
Wright, the Albany Suffragettowvho is now serving a two months' ser.i~ tence in Holloway prison, ih' Iioiidon, for window smashing.
Mr. and Mrs. Wright were called
back to Albany suddenly by the news of their dau;rhter‘i-l arrest in London; It was a surprise and a. shock to them. Mr. Wright did not know his daughter was in London and had no word that she was with the militant Sudragetten. Hn siipposed she was ln Paris.
“l’ would wish peopln would li-l, t.ili's
mutter drop," he said. "Alien has comiuittcd no crime _ i'l‘be milgis- trntc who sentenced her said that she was' simply standing in :L crowd of women nnrl was rounded iip with the rel-it when li window was broken near hcr. Blic was caught. in bud company and is paying the penalty."
FOUR-I.EAF CLOVERS
Gi) T0 ROOSEVELT.
Bl<7l`l.WICl{, lui., March 11-Joseph
Cleaver, who lives on a farm nem- Nencopesk is ri Roosevelt enthiisiast. Looking up some books in 'which a num-ber of four leaf clovers had re- posed lor years and gathering others from iieighliors, he collected an even 100, which lie packed in' it box and sent to Colonel Roosevelt with the following message :
"I send you these four~leaf clovers
for the luck that they will impart to your campaign and election. I- would iinvc sent you more, but I am now looking for a wife, ns I nm a firm be- liever in all of your policies."
colinelisen lln`iiHr|__ eil;
_(Too late for `Cln|Ts§dcltlcii.i '
l;I_fl;J`l), an §ir°l__for general. house
' work. Apply to 270 Syd-ney
St. _ 3-14d3lDl‘|`
OTICFI young lady wants posi- ;_ tion in store or as assistant niilliner, one yeai~'s experl¢»nce.Writc G. care Guardian. 3;1_4§_1wDd.
-‘foil SALE, business and dwelling
_L combined. Good location, rich
country, near Uigg Station. A bar- gain. Jolin Mclleod, Kinross, Ullzg.
3~14dr8lpd.
NTOTICE ii special meeting’ of 1 Shareholdersof Mbrall Dairying Co, will be held in Morell hall on Tuesday, 26th March Inst, at 2 o‘- clock p. m., to consider operating the cheese factory or authorising the directors to sell ani dfqiose of the plant and wind up the Company, by iii-dei-‘_ J. Mcnniigsli, seify. ri-mill. Bangor, Mar. ll 1912.
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Mlnard's Llnlment Cures fields, Etc.
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flion.\‘l.T. Pres?
» nts Statement-ll Large
in iiisinii _ sin i iii iuiiiiiiii
ll'l"l`A\\'l\ Mill". I3-Hon. H. To
L .vi'iuir, Mi ister l lc' ii ii-rvei-A
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((`~anadiall l‘ress.l
I‘l‘1KlN(_l, Mar. l3S~-(icucral Sheng
Yun-, who, undci' the empire liclil the Dost of goveriior of the pro\"ince of Shen Si, is niarcliilii: at. the hcail or 10,000 troops frolii the .province of Knnsii to l'ckill in order to restore the ldlnpcror.
The (‘olnmalldi-l' of the cnipel‘or’s
guard lit that place received ii. mcs- sl-lgc to that effect today.
Ili view of thc serioiisiiess of the
situation this caused the generals to liiovelnelit and the president, Yuan Shi Kai. sunt envclyncs to mei-t him to explain the preseiit situation.
l"liIKlN(}, Mar. 18~It seems an if no government power exists siifflcienl; in quell the executing in the north.
Tile lcgzitions hclicve they will hnvi;
to be allowed to linrn tllciii>:el\'i;s out und secessions in vnrioiis parts are regarded ns likclv now that six hos- tile armier are in the field.
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FEARS FOR SAFETY
. 0F EXPLORER
ARE ALLAYED
(Canadian Press.;
WINNIPEG, Man., Mar. 13-A let-
ter from ll. H. Radford to R. H. Hall, a fur coniinissiollel~ of the Hud- suns Bay Co., acknowli-di_'iug re- ceipt ol supplies left h_iin, set lit rest all fears for the safety of the ex- 'plori-r_
“'li*iillLlil`l§i`"
on the League of the Cross Alleys, Clinrlottetown, last night the -ith 'Rent Band won from the League of the`Cross bowlers by H0 pills. G. Mc- Mahon had the highest string of the cvrmilig for the Band team while R.
his first budget speech, presenting £0 the lloiisc u fiiuulcial statement sliowiiig for the ciii-i-ent. fiscal your the liiilgniiiceiit surplus of thirty-uin_l million dollars. ` V
'l‘hf_- speech was one of the inoill
lucid and comprehensive expositiolirg of national finances ever given ill parl»i..imcilt The liiulget contained ml special features beyond the iinn~ounce~ ment of a surplus.
'I`hcre are to be no tm-itl changei-I
mid the steel bounties are not to restored so far as the,prescnt session no alterations in the tariff would bo considered ai. present. ,
The revi-.nuei-i for the Doiiiillli-n are
buoyaiit. and Hon, ‘_\lr. White gener- ously attributed 8, share of the credit io the late aclniiuistriition' in power during part of last year.
The total ra_venue for the current
fiscal year, including the estimate for thc returns yet tu come in tl istcr,:‘ more that. that paid hlralv siren ns $136,000,000 and the exp'end~ iture on consolidated funds and gp- ¢i_iiiu1's is $07,000,000. The aininum; going to the sinking fund is $1,150,- 000. "We have. said this finance min- ily-” _ _
Ender the receiitjudgment of the
jiiilici:-il committee of the Privy (Touncil the first installment of- $10,- 000,000 by which the li. 'l". P. Bond
issue must he implemented inust, be bald. This amounts to five million and the .minister explained was`to be treated ns the railway subsidies has her-nl treated and charged to ca`plt.aL account. .$22,500,000 will 'go to the Transcontinental 'R'nilway, bringing
» In the duck ,,,,, ,mg,,c g,,,_,,, ,,,uy,,_,1cii@ mini up to $110,000,000. _
Another hundred million will ~ pro‘-
bably be needed.
Favorable arrangements were mfuld
in London in connection with ne-
tunding the loan of $5,000,000 ax-.
Larter lend the League of the Vrossiecilteil are required and will be ra-
boys.
4TH BAND
F3;-'1§".'*'?-’
Perry 265 Doyle 267 McMahon 341 Doyle 265 l\l`<`l\l:illon 272
_ 'l`ot.'1l 1310
I.l"..»\GlFF1 OF’ TH!-`. f`ll0HS
Heron P710 liundrlgan 2-10 Lntferty 247
V Lilrtci' L'~"~li .i'. Duffy 2111
` 'l'r»tl<ll 1230
-_i~ . Ara'-4:-4
McGllAW fll<`l"l‘lltS $8,000
l"0lt MINOR l.l'IA(`.l7I-.|_l.
placed by a sliortfterni loan coming due in May. Another falls due in October and will be met. lb...
'rllereufter only _two loans will fall
due till 1930. y '
A. J. Mcheau' followed criticizing
the government and claiming crmllt. for the successful year to the Ilibernl government.
:`~1iipl.lemeutllry estimates for the current year totalling -$2,624,769,-IT
were brought down by the Miulatvr
iii ii-liicn. s2,242,4ss,25 in riiiirgeiiiiile
to ixonsiiliilateil funds, $18,632,000 to
,capital and -$l9ll,643,27 in niiprovldoil [items-i of 1010-ll.
‘finder thc inilitary and di-i`ellce_ item
" $:il,:liii_1:i is to replace iircir-les iii-
jsiied for fire sullerers in Campbellton,
ST. l.()l7l5l, Milrch 11*-l\laliagcr`N. ll., and Porcllplne, Ont.
McGraw of thc .\Icw York Giants hiivc, other iipproprintinmi include 350,- offered Presidciit lfcdgcs and Miiliagcr i 000 for improvements to Rideau Hun' B”""Y W“““°° ‘lf *"9 B'°‘”“-”' ”'°°°ii_ in ri. $500,000, seiiisngiiii own
for Dcrlll Pri-itt, the “0Ild0!`fU1 i’0\‘“l_Zf
iinn ,iiuyer wh.. ii-il tin- :~‘i.iii_ii..-$183.r.a2. Nad Service $425,000- . .__
ern Association in batting last. sen
son. Mc(‘riiw i.~: very iillXi0\lH Nl 150*-LMnS~ SCHENK Nfvs? ` . Pratt nndlwill not let money stand L A551-\ FAU” JURY'
in the way. L _ ` '_ M ch‘ u__
_ _ \im.n:i.iNG, w. \i.i.. ar
C;;_\i1.;'r}.;li\' <‘.\\-pls l_\'_ .i.mi_r1i Farnsworth Bcii0nk_ must ulc-
____. -ningo before ii jury on a charge ol'
\Vlf.l{F.SH.»\RIll<l Pa., Mflrcll ll-
poisoning her hiisband with murdér-
Twelve lioilnes and iuliliy gravi-s_iii -ous intent. She &_f>l’l6M`0¢l ill the abandoned St. Vinci-i'lt's Celne- Ltoilny and "EF 001111901 f0“l?.hf W h“V°_
te 're lanlngcd ly' cave-iu ollllhe C550 dl`0ll_l’*‘d. but 151195- P\`?§9' th? (ll1eyloi~lrl mines yofutlie Kiiigstoiilcutiug Attorney Hillldlllll H1915*-511 00
Coal Company ut Plyiiioutli. Ln. second trial and V071 bib! ‘P0105 OE
March 1:3 .1 data will be set, , for
Miulirds liuinieut cures gargct in cows trial. .
P. E. lsliiun iiuu I
eunuen io neliill
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BOSTON, Msrcli. il~wicli iierilay, and it is supposed be will i-ecclif
clothing entirely liiirneil from hcl-here tomorrow. _ body, Miss Flora McPhee, whose The condition of Mis! McPhee (hen home is at Mount Hope, (P. ld. L). she was found was meh chan gn, remained in a hath tub for 'four could not give an explanation 0|. ao' hours yesterday afternoon before she she was burned. 811| 'wus emplhykb was discovered and rushed to the 'ln the homo of P esidehh Dtuqhi Somerville Hospital, where 'she died mond, of the ~WKrrci £30? Company, last evening from the effects of the and was alone in the house. A ifikn burns. who entered the-csller_iih’nttclid to
Miss Minnie _McKay, a cousin, who the furnace found' there' frdgméhtiftlf lives in Cambridge, is-the only rela- the glrl`s burned dress, and thdl' tive ol Miss McPhee here, and that came the investigation which reveal-f' young woman is making arrange- ed the tragedy. It ls, supposed ME ments to have the unfortunate gli-l's clothing bccamc-ldnltcll from the gill body returned to her old home. pend- i=il.ovc'ln the kitchen, Qndi_¢f|nt..la
ini: the expected in-rival qi her par- a ony elle rcnizdtbe cellar 11', ents, Wm and Mrs McPhee The alzl to the but rliom iii arms n
- _ _ _ y ~ff~ ' g. i father is said to be in St. John to-tempts to put out‘tlle blurs.
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